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Progressive Era

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Theodore Roosevelt US president from 1901-1908. He regulated business and started trying to save natural resources.
Susan B. Anthony fought for women to gain the right to vote.
W.E.B. Dubois founded the National Association of Advancement Colored People
Booker T. Washington wanted African American to focus on jobs, did not want blacks to focus on politics
Jane Addams created a settlement home in Chicago to help immigrants and women.
16th Amendment law that tax Americans personal income
17th Amendment law that allowed Americans to vote on US senators.
18th Amendment law that banned making and drinking of alcohol in America in the 1920's.
19th Amendment law that gave women the right to vote in America in the 1920's
Muckrakers Investigative writers who wrote about problems in business and politics, hoping to bring changes.
Pendleton Civil service Act law that makes you take a test to work for the government.
Conservation preserve natural resources such as land, oil, and water.
Progressives people who wanted to help workers and improve citizens rights.
Meat Inspection Act of 1906 law that required the government to regulate meatpacking plants.
Pure Food and Drug Act required all food and drugs to label ingredients
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